Bring your own AI. And your own systems.
Connect the AI providers your org already trusts, with your own API keys — and connect AI directly to your internal systems through standardized MCP servers, instead of copy-pasting between five different AI tabs.
Nothing on this page is available in the product today.
Org-owned keys, never forced
Target — provider model
Multi-provider by design
Target — provider count
Role-based, via BYO-MCP
Target — system access
Employees already use AI at work — just not through the platform that has their actual business context. They paste data into a separate chat tab, lose that context the moment they switch back.
FlashCat.ai doesn't yet have one place to route an AI request that already knows the CRM record, the project, or the invoice the employee is looking at.
The most useful AI answers require company context, and today that context has to be manually copied out of FlashCat.ai and into somewhere else, every time.
One AI Workspace inside FlashCat.ai where an org connects the providers it already trusts — its own API keys, never a provider FlashCat.ai forces — and, separately, connects AI to its own internal tools (GitHub, Drive, Slack, Jira, Figma, and more) through standardized MCP servers.
Route each request to the right connected model, optionally grounded in real company data the requesting employee already has permission to see — respecting the same role-based access the rest of the platform enforces.
A single chat interface where model choice, cost, and company-context access are all under the organization's own control — this is a target, not a measured result.
As an org connects more of its own systems via MCP, the AI Workspace's answers get grounded in more of that org's actual data — the value compounds with what the org already has, not with what FlashCat.ai pre-built for it.
Not a bolt-on, if it's built — part of the same platform
Every AI feature on the platform
Lead qualification, the AI Communication Writer, and Adaptive Intelligence already share one provider seam today — the AI Workspace would extend that seam to end users directly.
Developer Console
Provider configuration, cost limits, and audit logs would live alongside the real Platform APIs tab already shipped there.
Creative & Marketing Intelligence Cloud
Creative brief drafting and pre-publish validation would both route through this same provider layer, not a separate one.
Which providers or systems would you connect first?
This shapes provider priority directly — tell us what your team already relies on.